u/Strange_Special4390

Below I’m including the link to freely download and print two models that can be used to represent rubble, line-of-sight blockers, or other obstacles during dungeon exploration or exploratory game sessions.

Originally designed to represent the “Rubble” token in HeroQuest, they can easily be used in any other game as well. Both models are in 32 mm scale, but they can be resized larger or smaller depending on your needs.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

Hi guys, here are 2 free models to download and print for your dungeon-crawling sessions.

I'm sharing with you RUBBLE tiles in two versions: single-tile and double-tile. You can use them in your sessiom to simulate blocked line of sight or the presence of obstacles along your character’s path for example.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

Hi guys, here are 3 FREE MODELS to download and print for your Heroquest sessions.

I'm sharing with you:

• RUBBLE MARKERS in two versions: single-tile and double-tile. You can use them in HeroQuest to replace the corresponding cardboard token, or in other games to simulate blocked line of sight or the presence of obstacles along your character’s path.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

• PIT-TRAP, here too the marker is available in two versions, and you can decide whether to use both or just one type. The models are very easy to print, require no supports, and you simply need to clean them up a little before using them on the gaming table or before painting them.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765670-heroquest-dnd-pittrap-marker

• SPEAR-TRAP, as you probably know, the game does not include any token for it because, according to the rules, the trap is basically “just a description”… but if you want to add more detail to your gaming table, this model can definitely help. Here too you’ll find two different versions to choose from. No tree supports are required, so everything is very simple and quick to print. You can use the model right away or paint it — your choice!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813651-heroquest-dnd-spear-trap-marker

Hi guys, here are 3 FREE MODELS to download and print for your Heroquest sessions.

I'm sharing with you:

• RUBBLE MARKERS in two versions: single-tile and double-tile. You can use them in HeroQuest to replace the corresponding cardboard token, or in other games to simulate blocked line of sight or the presence of obstacles along your character’s path.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

• PIT-TRAP, here too the marker is available in two versions, and you can decide whether to use both or just one type. The models are very easy to print, require no supports, and you simply need to clean them up a little before using them on the gaming table or before painting them.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765670-heroquest-dnd-pittrap-marker

• SPEAR-TRAP, as you probably know, the game does not include any token for it because, according to the rules, the trap is basically “just a description”… but if you want to add more detail to your gaming table, this model can definitely help. Here too you’ll find two different versions to choose from. No tree supports are required, so everything is very simple and quick to print. You can use the model right away or paint it — your choice!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813651-heroquest-dnd-spear-trap-marker

Hi guys, here are 3 FREE MODELS to download and print for your Heroquest sessions.

I'm sharing with you:

• RUBBLE MARKERS in two versions: single-tile and double-tile. You can use them in HeroQuest to replace the corresponding cardboard token, or in other games to simulate blocked line of sight or the presence of obstacles along your character’s path.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813704-heroquest-dnd-rubble-marker

• PIT-TRAP, here too the marker is available in two versions, and you can decide whether to use both or just one type. The models are very easy to print, require no supports, and you simply need to clean them up a little before using them on the gaming table or before painting them.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765670-heroquest-dnd-pittrap-marker

• SPEAR-TRAP, as you probably know, the game does not include any token for it because, according to the rules, the trap is basically “just a description”… but if you want to add more detail to your gaming table, this model can definitely help. Here too you’ll find two different versions to choose from. No tree supports are required, so everything is very simple and quick to print. You can use the model right away or paint it — your choice!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2813651-heroquest-dnd-spear-trap-marker

Hi guys, here are two simple models to print to represent the Pit Trap in HeroQuest.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765670-heroquest-dnd-pittrap-marker

Hy guys, the model represents the trapdoor found in Kellar's Keep (HeroQuest). In D&D or in a generic dungeon crawler, it could represent a trapdoor leading down into a deep dungeon...

It is free, and the only post-processing required is the removal of the tree supports, which are very quick to remove. The lid can be opened or closed thanks to the fully functional hinge, and the whole model prints in a single piece!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765704-heroquest-dnd-functional-trapdoor-marker

Hy guys, the model represents the trapdoor found in Kellar's Keep (HeroQuest). In D&D or in a generic dungeon crawler, it could represent a trapdoor leading down into a deep dungeon...

It is free, and the only post-processing required is the removal of the tree supports, which are very quick to remove. The lid can be opened or closed thanks to the fully functional hinge, and the whole model prints in a single piece!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765704-heroquest-dnd-functional-trapdoor-marker

Hy guys, the model represents the trapdoor found in Kellar's Keep (HeroQuest). In D&D or in a generic dungeon crawler, it could represent a trapdoor leading down into a deep dungeon...

It is free, and the only post-processing required is the removal of the tree supports, which are very quick to remove. The lid can be opened or closed thanks to the fully functional hinge, and the whole model prints in a single piece!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765704-heroquest-dnd-functional-trapdoor-marker

Hy guys, the model represents the trapdoor found in Kellar's Keep. In Dungeons & Dragons or in a generic dungeon crawler, it could represent a trapdoor leading down into a deep dungeon...

It is free, and the only post-processing required is the removal of the tree supports, which are very quick to remove. The lid can be opened or closed thanks to the fully functional hinge, and the whole model prints in a single piece!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765704-heroquest-dnd-functional-trapdoor-marker

Hy guys, the model represents the trapdoor found in Kellar's Keep. It is free, and the only post-processing required is the removal of the tree supports, which are very quick to remove. The lid can be opened or closed thanks to the fully functional hinge, and the whole model prints in a single piece!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765704-heroquest-dnd-functional-trapdoor-marker

The model represents the trapdoor found in Kellar's Keep. It is free, and the only post-processing required is the removal of the tree supports, which are very quick to remove. The lid can be opened or closed thanks to the fully functional hinge, and the whole model prints in a single piece!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765704-heroquest-dnd-functional-trapdoor-marker

Hi guys, here are two simple models to print to represent the Pit Trap in HeroQuest.

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2765670-heroquest-dnd-pittrap-marker

My last post has been deletd...however I've found one of my model for sale on Temu, I think it's price is too low in my opinion. I also think I'll download the photos to upload them to my model's page—they're nice photos, mine are a bit beginner-level...

Here my free model: https://makerworld.com/models/2479022

Hi guys, here you’ll find the link to the 3D model that represents the discovery of a generic trap in HQ (this model replaces the black tokens with the skull on top). There’s not much else to say—it’s free and ready to use right after printing. Download it, print it, use it, and have fun!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2732972-heroquest-dnd-trap-marker

Hi guys, here you’ll find the link to the 3D model that represents the discovery of a generic trap in HQ (this model replaces the black tokens with the skull on top). There’s not much else to say—it’s free and ready to use right after printing. Download it, print it, use it, and have fun!

https://makerworld.com/it/models/2732972-heroquest-dnd-trap-marker

Most likely, this week I'll manage to upload to MakerWorld the model of the corridor blocker with LED, and token for trap detection—these models are free and usable not just on HeroQuest. Busy week, hope I make it... in the meantime, here are the available models: https://makerworld.com/@user\_4090542089/collections/22024675

Hi everyone, I’m sharing these 3D models with you—completely FREE TO DOWNLOAD, print, and use during your sessions.

• License: Standard Digital File License (see https://makerworld.com for details)
• File Format: .stl - .3mf
• Intended use: printable for personal use, non commercial use

They were originally designed for HeroQuest, but they are by no means exclusive to that game. They can be used in settings such as ancient ruins, dungeon corridors/rooms, or as decorative elements in prestigious rooms of old castles.

For each model, both *.3mf and *.stl files are provided. In both cases, you can scale the model to suit your needs.

Secret Door: printed as a single piece—just remove the supports generated by your slicer and it's ready to use. I strongly recommend downloading the Assembly Guide for further details. The model was designed for FDM printing, but thanks to some feedback it can also be printed without issues using resin printers: the rotation mechanism continues to work properly.

https://makerworld.com/models/2633014-heroquest-secret-door

Corridor Blocker: These last two bring the total to four models that can be used as corridor blockers in HeroQuest, or in other games as decorative elements, line-of-sight obstacles, wall sections, etc. These two models are essentially print-and-play, with no special post-processing required once printing is complete.

Double Blocker: https://makerworld.com/models/2637087-heroquest-double-corridor-blocker-mod2

Single Blocker: https://makerworld.com/it/models/2637050-heroquest-corridor-blocker-mod2

My whole 3D Collection: https://makerworld.com/collections/22024675

Hi guys, this model is almost finished. It represents a secret door that's openable and printable in a single piece. It can be used in fantasy tabletop games (HeroQuest, D&D, 3D dungeons in general). I'll upload it to MakerWorld next week!